大般涅槃經義記 6.41

6.41

From here down is the third [section], which explains and reveals the name of the ground. The text has three clauses: the first two are freedom from obstacles, pure like space, and hence named the ground of emptiness; the latter one encompasses virtues, broad like space, and hence called the ground of emptiness. Within the first two, the first is freedom from the view of delusion, and the latter is freedom from greed and anger, both first with an analogy and then the application. In the third clause, there is first an analogy and then the application; the text in each case can be understood.